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First learn the That’s a snack a Rooney Nick Bosa 49ers player shirt moreover I love this phrase in their language before traveling there:. I’m sorry. don’t speak “language”. Do you speak English? If you forget how, still say the whole phrase in English. This has worked for me in many countries and cities. Often saying this will show that you understand that know that you are the one who is visiting their country and having someone speak English for you is a privilege. Just blurting Do you speak English sounds more like a demand. Perfectly fine to, I have been around a lot and usually start with “hi how are you” and then go on with what to say, if they don’t speak English they usually cut me off. It lets them know and switch to English in a normal way I always try to learn some phrases before I travel. If I was an epic failure like in Thailand I just spoke. They will either switch to English or work with you via a translation app.

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I always ask if they speak English in the That’s a snack a Rooney Nick Bosa 49ers player shirt moreover I love this language of the nation I’m in. Never will I assume anyone speaks English. If you learn a couple basic phrases and say it poorly enough, they’ll usually switch to English to compensate for you. Unless you’re in Paris I’ve had a Frenchman being rather rude to me while in India. Yes, I did not expect him to know an Indian language or 11 but English is spoken widely, French is rare. As I left, I said merci! He probably thought I knew French and was messing with him. Mostly, people are happy to try speaking English if you show the basic curtsey of letting them know Sorry, I don’t know “your language”. Eg. If I were in Taiwan ” (Do you speaking English?) (I can speak a little) …. I would NEVER in English say “do you speak English?” Cuz if they do that just feels rude af to me I’ll maybe greet and say thanks in the local language, but generally just speak English immediately in Europe. Given how common English is in Europe, I think it’s more rude to patronise them. Depends on the country and their education system. If you ask a Dutch person under 40 whether they speak English, you’re basically asking whether they have a severe learning impairment. I try to ask in the commonly used language if they speak English, especially if it’s a language I’m not familiar with. I try to have some key phrases taken down in the native language of my destination in the event I encounter a situation where no one speaks English but tbf that’s never happened….

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.